Characters in literature like Chigurh?

Chigurh

Lord Farquad

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>>9981670
>And then... i woke up.

So i just saw this movie for the first time in the afternoon and holy shit, what a great movie indeed.

In the end it made feel wierd tho, a strange sensation.

The "hero" loses.
"Evil" gets away with it.
Good people die.
Justice is not made.

A whole roller coaster of feelings.

>>9981822
>The villain gets hurt and youre left wondering what happens

the greeks

>>9981670
Patrick Bateman in American Psycho. A lot less subtle, but the similarities are apparent. Both have a seemingly functional and ethical philosophy and both are after money.

Roy Batty

Abel Tiffauges

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I wonder where I could read about a character like that...

>>9982323
novelizations are for plebs lol

>>9981670
The Judge from Blood Meridian, perhaps

>>9982720
I hope to God this is bait

i've seen this movie twice, thoroughly enjoyed it both times but for whatever reason i can't remember anything about it.

>>9981670
Zarathustra

>>9981822
Isn't the point of the whole thing that Chigurh is the only character with a concrete sense of morality - however obtuse and backwards it may be. I mean Moss was acting completely in self-interest and does play a part in his wife's death. Of course there's the whole thing on the nature of entropy v justice and whether things happen in this world for any reason or no, which Chigurh is representative of

>>9983622
I was sheriff of this county when I was 25 years old. Kinda hard to believe

>>9981670
the character Me from My diary Desu (author: also me)

>>9983616
I was thinking this.

>War was always here. Before man was, war waited for him. The ultimate trade awaiting its ultimate practitioner.

>>9982720
Im going to tear your eyes out of your head and SKULLFUCK YOU